ARQ-Architectural Research Quarterly

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Spatial agency practice in Tai O Village: colonial legacies and spatial-architectural approaches to collaborative urban futures	4
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Iason Stathatos reflects on an exhibition held in Athens that powerfully evoked disability, prosthesis, extraction, and reconstruction - An Archaeology of Disability	2
Literalism and its limits	2
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Nadia Bertolino on Cameron McEwan’s Analogical City Analogical City By CameronMcEwan Earth, Milky Way: Punctum Books, 2024 278 pp., 84 b&w illustrati	1
Radical practices, radical pedagogies: intercultural explorations in language and meaning	1
Cultural and disciplinary exchanges	1
Shining and automation: the phenotechnology of ornament	1
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The Ger Plug-In: demonstrating a model for sustainable and affordable housing in Ulaanbaatar’s fringe districts	1
Constructing platform capitalism: inspecting the political techno-economy of Building Information Modelling	1
Oceanic urbanism, or reimagining the contemporary cruise ship	1
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Buildings-in-buildings: museological theatres of preservation and display	0
The ‘becoming-complex’ of architecture	0
Physarum computation in architecture: a critique of bio-digital design	0
Hide and speak: Childhood deafness, spatial visions, and cultural ideologies in Donaldson’s Hospital, Edinburgh	0
Articulating the built environment	0
Co-creating Danish cohousing	0
Architecture's learning opportunities	0
Platforms: standing between sky and soil	0
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Architects’ journeys to Italy and their contribution to architectural culture in postwar-era Turkey	0

Marx, metabolism, and the Malibu Fires	0
Domestic space as an institutional place for ready-made objects: Le Corbusier’s bidet case	0
Cathedrals on the light of a butterfly’s wing: the momentary architecture of Virginia Woolf	0
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Dorian Wiszniewski on News from England Dwelling on the Future: Architecture for the Seaside, Middle England and the Metropolis By Pierred’AvoineLondon: UCL Press, 2020 370 pp. 516 colour illustration	0
Layered — overworked — articulated — staged — inserted	0
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Erskinean isomorphisms: the pursuit of heterogeneity in the project for Byker (1969–82)	0
Analogue structure: structural analogies in the context of evolving body concept	0
Visualising St Brendan’s: mapping a conservation management plan for Birr Community School	0
Material nature or perversion: the case of aluminium	0
This was all fields: Ecological value, cultural value, and volume housing production	0
Quantifying Christopher Alexander’s ‘wholeness’ in A Pattern Language	0
Fluid freedom: An empathetic pool design empowering a client with multiple sclerosis	0
English architecture in 1963: a newly rediscovered view from Germany	0
For a World to Come: designing the future amidst climate crisis	0
Representations of power in architecture	0
Farewell to Cambridge	0
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The guardians of houses	0
Shaping bureaucracies for building	0
Architectural scholarship for future worlds	0
Structural reality and architectural editing: the four invisible columns of the Sydney Opera House	0
Architectures that will have been	0
Extracting the thick and thin of Fragrant Harbour	0
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Behind closed doors: Rethinking adolescent privacy in palliative care	0
Doodles : an exhibition of the drawings of Stirling, Wilford & Associates, 1984–2000	0
Dice of sensation: envisioning the phenomenological dimension of ecology	0
From the infraordinary to the extraordinary: Georges Perec and domesticity	0
Another field of vision: Crossing the boundaries between virtual and real at the Louvre-Lens Museum	0
Revisiting modernity and coloniality in Brasília	0
‘Postwar Modern: New Art in Britain 1945–1965’ Barbican Art Gallery, London 3 March – 26 June 2022 ‘Postwar Modern: New Art in Britain 1945–1965’Barbican Art Gallery, London	0
Building on waste: Bagasse, ‘garbage housing’, and the promise of a circular economy	0
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Book of illusions? Theo Crosby’s How to Play the Environment Game in retrospect	0
Resituating timber imaginaries: Learning from Araucaria cunninghamii (hoop pine)	0
PrinTimber: speculations on the technical evolution of housing	0
I prefer not to: On the inoperativity of architecture and the suspension of its canonical ends	0
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The Changi-Marina Bay Corridor: green strategies for Singapore’s soft power	0
Louis Kahn The Importance of a Drawing Edited by Michael Merrill Zurich, Lars Müller, 2021 512 pp. Price 90 Euro (hb) Louis Kahn The Importance of a Drawing Edited by Michae	0
Disrupting design research in architecture: Speculating on a third phase of architectural design research	0
Representing the People’s Republic: the Chinese Pavilion at the Knoxville International Energy Exposition, 1982	0
Relations between energy and value: proposed alternatives for ecologising events of extraction	0
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Designing in the Context of Time: Why Annetta Pedretti’s cybernetic-architectural practice at 25 Princelet Street matters	0

Transactional architecture: the interwar activities of architect-developer Jean-Florian Collin in Brussels	0
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Haiti: architecture to save the soil	0
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Space for and by autistic students: Leveraging lived experiences to inform design interventions	0
Civil landscapes	0
Archival plans, alterations, and 3D laser scanning of Erik Gunnar Asplund’s Stockholm Public Library	0
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Yasser Megahed explores geoengineering questions made architectural The Planet After Geoengineering By DESIGN EARTH (RaniaGhosn and El HadiJazairy), with contributions from BenjaminBratton, Holly Jean	0
Modern architecture, the construction site, and the inconvenient truth of materials	0
The London Exchange: Hermann Muthesius and the Transnational Creation of National Identities, 1896–1903	0
Alistair Fair on supporting transformation Queer Spaces: An Atlas of LGBTQIA + Places & Stories Edited by Adam NathanialFurman and JoshuaMardellLondon: RIBA Publishing, 2022 240 pp. 516 colour ill	0
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On the tectonic of bamboo: the rhizome of architecture	0
Model in vitrine: housing Bruno Gironcoli’s oeuvre	0
(Im)material production: Investigating the spatial ecologies born out of new bio-based architectures	0
China on display: the architecture of the Chinese pavilion at the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition	0
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These I recall: traces of a repeated past in the Worms Synagogue reconstruction	0
Korean heat radiated: from Frank Lloyd Wright’s Usonian houses to postwar mass-produced houses in America	0
Design and the extended building site: Ecologies of production and the production of ecologies	0
Travel as a way to know architecture	0
Architects as knowledge brokers?	0
Goal-setting as a strategy to drive transformational development in the building industry	0
Examining the transformative potential of bamboo construction	0
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Silence and the city: an examination of the power of architectural form	0
A psychological study of public library architecture associated with users’ behaviours in Shiraz (Iran)	0
Re-placing genius loci: An architectural ethnography of small places in Quanzhou’s pu-jing system	0
Autistic Architectural Perception	0
Richard Rogers: 1933–2021	0
Sweeping criticism: Rem Koolhaas’ Kunsthal in Rotterdam and the new Europe	0
Fear in disguise: defensive architecture and façade permeability in shaping the urban experience of Belfast’s public spaces	0
Examining the publicness of spaces on European social housing estates: a position paper	0
Architectures of Deafness, Disability, and Neurodiversity	0
Re-reading İstiklal Street using an optical toy: zoetrope montage	0
Physiotherapy and play: The role of swimming pools in FDR’s vision of polio rehabilitation at Warm Springs	0
The thing about lines	0
Screening House : film and material representations of the Cold War’s anxieties	0
Insights from Portugal’s research evaluation exercise	0
New Phenomenology in architecture: embodied environmental communication for meaningful situations	0
Conservation policies and modernisation projects: The resistance of Brazilian Traditional Communities	0
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Domesticity, ecology, economy	0
Cities of health, not machines for treatment: Hospital design through an urban lens	0
The problem is not runaway climate change. The problem is us.	0
Using Foucault’s archaeology to de-inevitablise the failure of the British postwar social housing estate	0
Alex Maymind on the problems and opportunities of revisiting New York’s still-influential Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies - Building Institution: The Institute for	0
Up-island architecture and the artefacts of Deaf utopia	0
Teaching Space: Experimentation at VKhUTEMAS	0
The vernacular modern in the shadow of totalitarianism: Hans Döllgast’s Alte und neue Bauernstuben	0
The Architecture of Disability by David Gissen Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2023 216 pp. 26 b/w illustrations Paperback: 978-1-5179-1250-5 Price £20.00 (pb) T	0
Charlotte Malterre-Barthes asks what they didn’t teach us, reading Sérgio Ferro’s Architecture from Below Architecture from Below by SérgioFerro, edited	0
Designing in others: Lessons from a Deaf architecture student	0
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The limits of social architecture: the tension between aims and actions	0
Ecologies of production, and the production of ecologies	0
Arkkitehti Elissa Aalto / Architect Elissa Aalto BOOK Mia Hipeli (ed.), trans. by Gareth Griffiths and Kristina Kölhi Helsinki: Alvar Aalto Foundation, 2022 126 pp. ISBN 978	0
Luis Hernan on the tech-boys, utopian futures, and the Venice Architecture Biennale, 2025 Biennale Architettura – 19th International Architecture Exhibition 2025 curated by Carlo RattiGiardini, Arsena	0
A letter from the road	0
Parallax as distortion within city space	0
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Brutish brutalism: archaeology, anthropology, and architecture in the 2024 British Museum competition	0
Beyond perspectival vision: case studies of Wang Shu’s landscape painting-inspired parallel projection drawings	0
Neurodiversifying space: Affective architectures of dementia from Buro Kade’s De Hogeweyk to Florian Zeller’s The Father	0
Just transitions: Architecture, construction, and climate justice	0
Co-producing affordable housing futures: tools for community participation	0
Kieran Cremin on mythology, contextual sensitivity, and the monstrous Werewolf: The Architecture of Lunacy, Shapeshifting, and Material Metamorphosis Edited by CarolineO’Donnell and JoséIbarra Applied	0
Deafness, Disability, and Neurodiversity in Architecture: An introduction	0
The matter of architecture: Building materials in the Anthropocene	0
From fidelity to pedagogy: the mathematics of Anne Tyng’s oeuvre	0
Problematic vision: using problem creation to shape research	0
Deaf agency through architectural design: Olof Hanson’s US legacy	0
Community Place Initiatives post-austerity, and how a ‘civic’ School of Architecture might support them	0
Emilio Pérez Piñero: invention through abstraction	0
The climate emergency: Reality bites!	0
From fidelity to pedagogy: The mathematics of Anne Tyng’s oeuvre	0
Valerio Olgiati’s architecture of the Future Anterior: an encounter with the Bardill Studio	0
Doing disability differently, in architectural history	0
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Exploring autistic perception in architecture

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